Amarille First Annual Round-Up thrills crowd at rodeo
A large crowd packed Amarille for the Tri-State rodeo Round-Up second program as bucking horses and skilled riders entertained. Promoter Harlan praised the event and planned for 1927, with Bronc Riding led by Shorty Wayne and Eddie Compton dominating Steer Riding and Steer Wrestling results listed.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results yesterday across Texas and American leagues show Dallas 3 Fort Worth 1 and 7 to 4, with Wichita Falls 11 and Shreveport 13. Beaumont 14 0 over Houston 7 9. San Antonio 3 4 and Waco 2 0. National League games include Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 0 and Boston 5 New York 4 in 11 innings.
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Veteran Rawlings Returns To Pirates Lineup
Johnny Rawlings, veteran second baseman, is back in the game for the Pirates after a long layoff. He has replaced the youngster Hal Rhyne for the present, recalling Rhyne from last season in the Pacific Coast League context.
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Chile Puts Tariff on Imported Coal to Aid Miners
Chile imposes a tariff of 1.90 dollars per ton on coal and briquets from abroad to boost domestic mining jobs as local miners have been working only part time.
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Boob Oil notes and idle ramblings stir Amarillo crowd
An archival fragment presents a humorous, chaotic mix of stock tips, charity appeals, and social satire. It references the Boob Oil company, Tack, and vices presidents Rev F W O Malley and Dr R Thomson. The piece includes jokes about investments, uniforms, and a priestly anecdote, plus a cartoonish tale of war era support.
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Metros defeat Panhandle 9 1 in fast game at new park
The Amarillo Metros beat Panhandle 9 to 1 in a brisk contest at Metropolitan Park the park’s official opening. Lefty Fonken allowed six hits and struck out, while Gene Alford of Panhandle homered and doubled for the Oilers. The Metros erupted in the third inning, with four runs and continued adding in the fifth. Hill led Metros with a triple and multiple players contributed, including Taylor and Gibson. Skeet G on earned field day honors for the Metros with a long throw and stolen base points.
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Taree Base Hits And Errors In Narrow Win
Taree players tally base hits by Hill and Taylor with Alford and Hill adding two base hits. Gibson steals, Mayden and Taylor deliver sacrifice hits. Double play from Alford to Roberts to Anthony. Venabal and Ponken pitch with Venabal credited a hit by pitch to Hill. Panhandle leaves six on base while Amarillo leaves four. Umpires Gib on and Ogh. Time 1.60.
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Sporting Cards and Scout Milestone Tally
The schedule lists Beaumont at Houston Waco at San Antonio Shreveport at Dallas Wichita Fails at Fort Worth St Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago New York at Philadelphia Boston at Washington Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at St Louis Chicago at Pittsburgh Tulsa at Oklahoma City St Joseph at Wichita Denver at Des Moines Omaha at Lincoln and announces Boy Scouts now number 2 000 000 worldwide.
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Rookie Root Upstages Cards With Strong Cubs Win
Rookie Root of the Chicago Cubs continues to deliver solid performances as manager McCarthy leans on him. In a recent game he silenced the St Louis Cardinals, holding them to six runs and striking out nine batters.
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